One of the meanings of “Wakumi” is “voice of the people”. Learn more about me, my work and my worldview with this recent media.
Wakumi convenes & hosts "A State of Emergency: Funding Black-Led Organizations" Event, August 2024
Wakumi facilitates vigil in honor of Sonya Massey with The Givers Revival, an unarmed black woman shot by police, July 2024
Center for Constitutional Rights' Black History Month Keynote Panel: For the Love of Rage: The Power of Rage in Pursuit of Black Liberation - February 24, 2022
The Intersection of Juvenile Justice - Understanding and Implementing Collaborative and Culturally Responsive Practices for Programs Serving Child and Youth Victims of Human Trafficking - February 16, 2022
University of Miami Re-Imagining Gender Violence Symposium 2022, Building Resilience & Community for Youth Panel - February 18, 2022
Andrus Family Foundation Podcast - July 1, 2021
#ReclaimSEL Webinar: Transforming SEL through Healing and Restorative Justice - May 7, 2021
Wakumi's remarks during The Miami Foundation's 2021 State of Black Philanthropy Virtual Summit begin at 22:00 - February 4, 2021
The Importance of Community-Held Restorative Justice Programs - February 17, 2021
Abolitionist Social Work: Possibilities, Paradox and Praxis - February 25, 2021
SheEO.World Podcast - June 18, 2020
Press Conference: Narrowing the Racial Gap in Miami Philanthropy - August 6, 2020
Liberated Homeschooling During Pandemic with Wakumi and Naima - June 2020
Georgetown University Alumni Profile - May 2020
The Road to Abolition: Slavery, Mass Incarceration, and Social Work in 2020 - Mar 17, 2020